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Western Music Time (5 – 11 May 2026)

New Podcast ! Western Music Time (5 - 11 May 2026) By OJ Sikes

Western Music Time (5 – 11 May 2026)

part 2 + Tex & The Plainsmen

Opening theme
Crossing the Great Divide (part 2)
I Remember Gene – Les Gilliam
I’d Like to be in Texas – Don Edwards
Happy, Rovin’ Cowboy – Tommy Nallie/Pioneers
Ghost Riders in the Sky – Randy Rudd/Pioneers
Little Star of Heaven – Rich O’Brien
High Country – Bob Wagoner/The Reinsmen
Swingtime
That’s What I Like About the South – Phil Harris
That’s What I Like About the West – Tex Williams
Better Quit – Adolph Hoffner
Land of the Buffalo Nickel – Ray McKinley
Boots & Saddle – Mills Bros
You Just Can’t See Him from the Road – Donnie Blanz
(short) Tex Ritter film set
Tex Ritter film – Song of the Gringo (1936) (Tex’s first film)
Sweet Chiquita – Tex Ritter
Tex Ritter film “Down the Wyoming Trail” (1939)
Goin’ Back to Texas – The Northwesterners (Merle & Ray Scobee, W. Rasch, A.J. Brier, C. Davis)
It Makes No Difference Now – Tex Ritter
The Railroad Corral – Roy Rogers
Ridin’ Down the Sundown Trail – Fred Scott
Andy Parker & the Plainsmen
Texas Plains/Eyes of Texas
Sierra Sue
You’re the Only Star in My Blue Heaven
Lonely Trail of Memory
Closing theme

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